The standard for this step is that anyone, anywhere should be able to repeat your experiment without having to ask you questions. This is a list of steps. Chances are good that you will need to revise this after you have done the experiment. You might include a well labelled diagram or the set up holding the quadrant to measure the height.
I will grab my equipment and walk out into an open area away from cars and windows.
I will take the lid off and put half of a tab of antacid and drop it down into the bottom of the plastic container.
I will add different amount of water to the container.
I will take a couple of steps back and it will take a couple of seconds to actually foam up and launch.
I will have a second person holding a tool to measure the height.
I will write down the data.
I will take a picture of how high it went.
Then when it hits the ground and lands I will go and pick it up.
I will repeat this experiment with different amounts of water.
I will probably do this three or four times.
Diagram
Photo List
Time Line
Data Table
Data Analysis
All Raw Data
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Results
Conclusion
Discussion
Benefit to Community and/or Science
I learned that the space swells inside the canister. There was a snowboarder. The guy’s brain swelled out so they had to cut part of his skull out so his brain could get enough room. There is swelling and expanding.
Background Research
The carbon dioxide will take up the rest of the space and e ventually try and expand, but it is not expandable and it launches the water out of it and it explodes and launches us into the air. This is called thrust.(1)
I did a practice launch. I know it goes high because I watched it and it had a little bit of water in it. When I did it I walked over so I couldn’t see any sun and just watched it drop down. It dropped down faster then it went up.
References
1. "Build a Film Canister Rocket - Science Bob." Build a Film Canister Rocket - Science Bob. N.p., n.d. Web. 13 Mar. 2013.
Title
film canister rocket
Problem Scenario
how high can this rocket really goBroad Question
how high can a film canister rocket fly?Specific Question
will the amount of water change how high this can go?Hypothesis
if I add more water to the canister, it will effect how high the rocket flies. I think it will fly higher.Graph of Hypothesis
Variables
Independent Variable:
amount of water usedDependent Variable:
height of rocketVariables That Need To Be Controlled:
Film canisterantacid tablet type and amount used
Vocabulary List That Needs Explanation
carbon dioxide quadrant triangleGeneral Plan
I plan on conducting my experiment at school. the whole experiment should take 30 minutes.
Potential Problems And Solutions
Safety Or Environmental Concerns
Experimental Design
(add the correct headings from the experimental design page before beginning)Resources and Budget Table
Detailed Procedure
The standard for this step is that anyone, anywhere should be able to repeat your experiment without having to ask you questions. This is a list of steps. Chances are good that you will need to revise this after you have done the experiment. You might include a well labelled diagram or the set up holding the quadrant to measure the height.Diagram
Photo List
Time Line
Data Table
Data Analysis
All Raw Data
Graphs
Photos
Results
Conclusion
Discussion
Benefit to Community and/or Science
I learned that the space swells inside the canister. There was a snowboarder. The guy’s brain swelled out so they had to cut part of his skull out so his brain could get enough room. There is swelling and expanding.Background Research
The carbon dioxide will take up the rest of the space and e ventually try and expand, but it is not expandable and it launches the water out of it and it explodes and launches us into the air. This is called thrust.(1)I did a practice launch. I know it goes high because I watched it and it had a little bit of water in it. When I did it I walked over so I couldn’t see any sun and just watched it drop down. It dropped down faster then it went up.
References
1. "Build a Film Canister Rocket - Science Bob." Build a Film Canister Rocket - Science Bob. N.p., n.d. Web. 13 Mar. 2013.Abstract